Underplayed Gems

Buenos días, Buenos Aires (1966)

Buenos días, Buenos Aires poster
Directed by
Fernando Birri
Genre
documentary film
Country
Argentina
Elsewhere
IMDb
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How it feels

A black and white short film that shows daily moments in Buenos Aires. A narrator speaks over scenes of the city and its people.

observationalmundanequietcontemplativeurbannostalgicunderstated

What happens

Buenos días, Buenos Aires es una película en blanco y negro de Argentina, cortometraje dirigido por Fernando Birri según su propio guion que fue producido en 1960 y se estrenó el 26 de agosto de 1966 integrando el filme Che, Buenos Aires. El filme contó con la participación de Hugo del Carril con la voz en off. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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